XL Bully - Male - 3 Years 10 Months - Papers & Breeding Rights
It's with a very heavy heart that I have to rehome my XL Bully due to a change in personal circumstances. I have had him since he was 8 weeks old and never had any intention of rehoming him, however circumstances have changed and I want to find the right home only.
He is 3 years 10 months old, 28" TTW, lilac tri merle, weighs around 60kg, and we brought him to Australia with us from the UK two years ago. A lot of time, effort, and money went into bringing him over, costing around $24,000 AUD. He comes with papers and breeding rights, which is reflected in the price, and has excellent bloodlines.
He is a very loyal companion dog who loves being close to his owner and sitting next to you. He is toilet trained, well trained, and knows a wide range of commands. He walks very well on the lead and has good recall in quiet areas.
He loves going to the beach, loves the sea, and absolutely loves cuddles and being treated like a baby.
Due to his size and temperament, he will only be rehomed to someone who has experience with XL Bullies or similar large breeds. He can become easily overstimulated or excited, so he will need a strong and confident owner who is capable of handling a large powerful dog.
Important points:
• Male - not desexed
• Papers included
• Breeding rights
• 60kg
• Brought to Australia from the UK two years ago
• Excited around new people
• Best suited as the only dog in a new home
• Can be wary of other dogs
• Can be slightly nervous around some men at first
• Not suitable for homes with small children due to size.
He is aware of his size and has previously been around kittens and other dogs, however due to moving into a new environment, I believe he would do best as the only dog in the home.
Due to his size and strength, I will only allow him to go to a male owner who is physically capable of handling him.
I would also prefer if we could do a test walk, so I can see how he is around the potential new owner and ensure they have the experience needed to handle him.
This decision has been incredibly difficult, and 1 am committed to finding him the right home.
Please expect me to ask a number of questions about your personal circumstances and experience with the breed. I will not let him go to just anyone.
This dog is not for casual breeding or experimentation; I will only rehome him to a genuine companion home with experience in with Large breeds, and ownership agreements will reflect this.
Please message with some information about yourself, your experience with large breeds, and the home you can offer.
Dogs have access to: warm bedding, water at all times, ample space to exercise, natural light
Dogs have enrichment provisions: Yes
Dogs are exposed to: people with different appearances or ages, different sounds
Offers lifetime rehoming: Yes
